Shelters in Corozal Remain Closed Until Need Arises

Following NEMO’s latest press conference and the Chief Meteorologist’s most recent update, Hernandez is of the view that Corozal District is in a much better position tonight. He says that based on the assessments conducted on the shelters, residents should be adequately prepared to face the weather ahead. Shelters will remain closed until the need arises.

 

Ronnie Hernandez, NEMO District Coordinator, Corozal

“Remains the same and a bit better position, reason why because we listen to NEMO, they are the most reliable source alongside the met service. We have received advisory number five, advisory number six and based on the advisories I think people are prepared to receive this small impact we may be having as you can see we will be expecting feeder band with winds nothing major. Rains we cannot escape from we will be having, we cannot escape that. But like I said we are vigilant. We are here at the E.O.C. The public service, we have the mayor himself all the town council members are here giving their shift hours to the E.O.C. We are working in conjunction. We have honorable Florencia Marin having full contact with us also. So I think we are ready available for the public.”